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There is space and lots of it in the newly refurbished Presidential Villa of Taal Vista Hotel in Tagaytay.

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At this year’s Tagaytay Food Festival, a beloved Filipino staple got a daring, delicious makeover—and won big.
When you think of bulalo, you think of a simmering broth heavy with marrow, and meat so tender it barely clings to the bone. But at this year's Creative Bulalo Challenge held during the Tagaytay Food Festival, Taal Vista Hotel flipped ...
Despite slow arrivals, hotels invest heavily in the future of tourism.
While recent numbers of international visitor arrivals are on the decline, stakeholders in the Philippine hospitality industry are committed to growth, inspired by a better outlook from the domestic tourism market. Hotel owners are already investing in the expansion of properties, developing ...
Chef Jayme Natividad and his team are feeding quarantined OFWs in Taal Vista Hotel.
Long been frequented as a peaceful and refreshing getaway from the bustle of the capital, the city of Tagaytay is home to one of the oldest hotels in the Philippines. The Taal Vista Hotel, since its foundation over 80 years ago, has ...
He based the paintings from photographs he took of the eruption.
Michael Sagaran was at work at Taal Vista Hotel in Tagaytay City when plumes of smoke started spewing out of Taal Volcano on January 12. The hotel is situated right on the ridge and has a direct view of the volcano and ...
The property once known as the Taal Vista Lodge is one of the oldest hotels in the Philippines.
Jutting out along the ridge overlooking Taal Lake and Volcano is a structure resembling an English cottage, its timber framework holding up a distinctively brown hued Tudor-style roof against a backdrop of misty sky. The Taal Vista Hotel sits comfortably where ...
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